Do u have a " firestick " in your home at this present time ? 🔥

I recently got acquainted with all of this new age streaming crap. Don't get me wrong, I was actually surprised at the range and technological advances that the antenna tv had made. And I was getting 40 channels on average, too.
At night it would be as high as 45-50. But once I was introduced to the firestick I realized it was a real game changer.
But I don't do the Netflix or Hulu thing. Only free tv apps are rolling at the present time. But anyway, I notice that some people have the firestick and some do this through their pc or phone. And some just have that new uh smart tv or Roku. What do you have ? I'm listening. 🙂

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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

Won't do it. Most especially since it's through Amazon or any of the major websites. You're paying double because of bandwidth which for some weird reason no one seems to care about any with streaming services.

I refuse to sacrifice the bandwidth just for TV.

Also no one seems to care about their data being sold on any streaming service. Amazon has got to be worse though.

Zonuss · 46-50, M

@DeWayfarer Really.🤔

DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

@Zonuss I definitely am very much concerned about everyones data being unknowingly used.

It why am so against Google not to mention a whole lot of other major sites.

As to the bandwidth issues not everyone has unlimited data. It's actually still a minority that does. And why the federal government boosted up the bandwidth for this pandemic. It's still not unlimited and they are likely to even take that away soon.

Yes I have signed up for that yet they made the stipulations quite clear that it can end at any time.

I actually get six gigs of hotspot bandwidth. That's not a whole lot of data. Especially when you stream videos.

I have actually used a bit of that hotspot bandwidth when I got this new phone sharing the bandwidth with other devices that are still working, yet have no provider.